We all know that saving is essential for a bright financial future. To get started, compare savings accounts using our comparison engine, review market leading interest rates and see which has terms that fit your needs. Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are fantastic tax-free wrappers for savings and investments. If you have any spare cash to save or invest, you should almost certainly start with a top ISA. The limit for ISA contributions in the 2017/18 tax year is £20,000. You can easily compare ISAs and savings accounts with us, to find the best interest rates and offers.

How our calculation works:

We include all products that are available in the first year based on the initial and regular deposits you have chosen.
If you make regular additions, we assume they are done at the beginning of the period; eg if you pay in £100 a month; we assume it will be added on the first day of the month. For ISAs we assume you can only add the current years Cash ISA limit once each year.

If a product is not available for a full year or in the subsequent years you are comparing; we still include it, but we don’t add any further interest to it.

ABOUT THIS SERVICE

The value of your investment and the income derived from it can go down as well as up and you may get back less than you originally invested.

lovemoney.com has selected Runpath (registered as Runpath Group Limited) to provide you with this information only comparison service. If you would like more information about Runpath, or how your data will be used, please click on the links below.

Listings are provided by Runpath on a non-advised basis. This means that no advice is given or implied and you are solely responsible for deciding whether the product is suitable for your needs. If you are not sure which is the right product for you, you should seek advice.

The table shows a range of products from the market.

Runpath will not charge you a fee for using this service, but you should check with your chosen provider to find out what fees may be applicable.

Runpath may receive a payment from the product provider you select in the table.

If you have purchased a product or service through us online and want to raise a formal dispute you can do so through the European Commission's Online Dispute Resolution procedure. This procedure will help you to access the appropriate dispute resolution body.